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#1 (permalink) Sun Jun 04, 2006 16:33 pm Subjuntive or not?

Hi, In Dan Browns's novel Angels and demons , a character says, * I think it best she not come up here and see her father this way." I do not think it is subjunctive, or is it ? Please explain why not : ...she does not come up here... Tom

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#2 (permalink) Sun Jun 04, 2006 16:47 pm Subjuntive or not?

Hi Tom Yes, I would say that's subjunctive. Amy

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